Five Sailors Missing After Grapes Barge Sinks North Shore
Coast guard crews search Lake Michigan for the North Shore missing since yesterday after leaving St Joseph with a cargo of grapes for Milwaukee. The steel hull motor craft carried Captain E J Anderson his wife and four men. A 40 mile gale is blamed for the loss as the toll rises to eleven dead and three ships.
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North Shore
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E. J. Anderson
Prohibition Chief Fears Wet Sentiment in Grain Ban Debate
Chicago dispatch reports Samuel P. Arnot accusing board of trade directors of overstepping authority by banning foreign grain trading. The piece notes the vote amid fears of political influence and potential schism among directors as debates on prohibition and grain policy unfold.
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Woodcock
N.Y
Chicago
Board of Trade
Samuel P. Arnot
Y Raymond Clapper
Washington
Prohibition
New York
Funeral services held at Billings for party leader
The body of Joseph A. Hanlon treasurer of the republican state central committee and influential Montana sheep industry figure was laid to rest in Mountview cemetery after high mass at St Patrick's Catholic church. Hundreds attended the church and grave services.
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Joseph A. Hanlon
Republican State Central Committee
Montana
Mountview
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Montana Weather Outlook Nearly Sunny into Monday
Partly cloudy conditions expected in Montana on Sunday and Monday with a chance of showers in the extreme west. Temperatures remain almost steady with little change anticipated.
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Woman Rewrites Name Three Times in 15 Minutes
In Reno on September 27, Mrs Archie B Charest rapidly changed names during a divorce proceeding. She started as Maud A Tummins and, after a divorce, became Maud A Mingus, then married Archie B Charest and finally reclaimed Maud Mingus before 10:15. Judge George A Bartlett oversaw each step.
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Tummins
Murder suspect battles posse on Rattlesnake Mountain
George Skidmore, 20, sought in a Pittsburgh robbery and murder, was surrounded by more than 150 pursuers on Rattlesnake Mountain 60 miles from Williamsport. Correlates include Corporal Olmes wounded, Fox amputated, and Bear repelling the attack as patrols chased Skidmore and two companions. Leonard Skidmore and William Dutton were arrested nearby. Bear transported the wounded to Philipsburg.
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George Skidmore
Pittsburgh
Rattlesnake Mountain
J. G. Olmes
Altoona
Skidmore
William Fox
W. C. Bear
C. 8. Gross
Bellefonte
Leonard Skidmore
William Dutton
Fox
Bear
Gross
Olmes
Philipsburg
Hoover Trip to Lodge Postponed This Week End
President Hoover postponed his planned weekend trip to the Virginia mountain lodge to focus on preparing four addresses to be delivered early next month.
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Hoover
Washington
Virginia
Detroit pilot wins Edsel Ford reliability trophy in tour
A 18-plane National Air Tour concludes at Ford airport Detroit after a 4500 mile Midwest and Canada run. A. L. Russell of Detroit piloting a Ford tri motor leads the scoring with 58 575 points to win 7500 and a 2500 cash prize. John Liv of Aurora Indiana and others finish in top four with prizes. The caravan travels to 27 cities with no mishaps among contestants.
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Detroit Flyer
Edsel Ford
Detroit
Ford Airport
Midwest
Cincinnati
A. L. Russell
Ford
Russell
John Liv
Aurora
Livingston
I F. Ford Tri-Motor
Davis
Zeller
United States
Canada
Hunting Accident Fatal Near Dillon Rancher
Charlies C. Montgomery, a Beaverhead county stockman, died after a double barreled shotgun fired while he pulled it through a barbed wire fence near his ranch twelve miles north of Monida. His 10-year-old daughter Roberta ran for help as he died.
Salt Lake City Drug Addict Confesses Assaults on Girls
Edward Boyce a drug addict confessed to police today that he assaulted four Salt Lake City girls in recent months after an attempted attack on a small girl led to his arrest. He denied any connection to the June Nelson murder case from December 31, 1928. The attacks followed narcotics use and began when he grabbed a child near a vacant lot.
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Boyce
Yee
June Nelson
T Rn
Grantland Rice to Cover World Series for Standard Fans
Grantland Rice will report World Series games for the Montana Standard from Philadelphia and St. Louis. He will provide colorful descriptions and feature coverage alongside standard broadcasts and replays on the big West Broadway scoreboard.
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Montana Standard
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St. Louis
Standard
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Rice
Man Wanted in Butte on Bad Check Charges
A. O. Lewis, reputed writer of bad checks, is reported to be behind bars in Oregon after offenses in Butte during July and August this year. He is serving a two year sentence for a similar Baker county, Oregon offense. Lewis presented himself as a highway contractor and impressed Butte businessmen before issuing checks from $30 to $75. Continued on another page.
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Lewis
Butte
Oregon State Penitentiary
Jere Murphy
Baker County
Oregon
Butte Dillon
First Butte Building Was Boarding House in Early Valley
Early records recount the first house built in Butte as a boarding house. In a fertile Summit valley, 66 years ago last May Hum Phrey and Allison discovered the mining camp and the log dwelling was erected by G W Newkirk Dennis Keary T C Porter and E Humphrey. In 1869 the property sold for $100 to one Girton and became the Girton House boarding quarters for many years.
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Allison
Summit Valley
Quartz Street
Belmont House
G. W. Newkirk
Alder Gulch
Ramgheer
Dennis Keary
T. C. Porter
E. Humphrey
Onone Girton
Cama Read
Girton
French Flyers Complete Trip to Los Angeles
The giant red sesquiplane Question Mark piloted by Captain Dieudonne Coste and Lieutenant Maurice Bellonte arrived in Los Angeles at 3:35 p m after circling the city. Thousands cheered as they stepped from the plane and greeted officials before heading to their hotel for social engagements. They planned to depart Tuesday morning for El Paso, Texas, continuing their United States flight.
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Dieudonne Coste
Maurice Bellonte
California
San Francisco
Coste
Fl Paso
Texas
United States
Nebraska Robbery Suspects Arrested by Nevada Police
Reno Nevada police arrested two men after a hotel confrontation while both men were sought for a Genoa Nebraska bank robbery and a Reno jewelry-store theft. The suspects were identified as J B Fisher and John Giles with aliases and had several thousand dollars on them.
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Nev
Genoa
Neb
J. B. Fisher
John Giles
Giles
J. M. Kirkley
Stufflefield
Great greeting given Walsh at Glasgow rally
Glasgow Sept 27 Special A rally for Senator Walsh and Governor Johnson drew a crowd supportive of Walsh re election They assailed Republican tariff policy as harming farmers and aiding manufacturers Senator Walsh analyzed years of GOP control claiming it harmed common people and warned of plunder without Democrat opposition Continued on Page 2 Col 2
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T. J. Walsh
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Walsh
Moses
the West
Senate
Jones completes grand slam in 1930 US amateur golf
Bobby Jones defeated Gene Homans 8 and 7 at Merion to win the United States amateur championship completing a unprecedented grand slam for 1930. He earned his fifth US amateur title and thirteenth national crown, with a record year including a 142 medal score and five straight match wins.
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Merion Cricket Club
Ardmore
Bobby Jones
Gene Homans
United States
Jones
Teres
Feree
Tourist registration dwindles in Butte as season ends
The Butte Chamber of Commerce notes a sharp drop in tourist registrations since Sept. 20 with nearly nil activity by autumn. The city records about 00,000 visitors, indicating Montana’s tourism year is waning despite national conditions.
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Knights of the Road
Montana
Butte
Chamber of Commerce
County Democrats to Hold Big Meeting Monday Night
County Democrats of Silver Bow plan a Monday night gathering at 8 00 at North Main Street headquarters. Senator David I Walsh of Massachusetts leads the open salvo with a musical program and speeches by Judge Ed M Lamb and other county ticket candidates. Local singers include John McCarthy Jimmie Chatham Jimmie McDermott and others as organizers arrange social details.
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Silver Bow County
David I. Walsh
Massachusetts
Democratic Party
Suleman
Ed. M. Lamb
John McCarthy
Jimmie Chatham
Jimmie McDermott
Vin Dempesg
Kate Felows
Ity Scott
Helen
Bertha Osteuer
Frank L. Regaseieames
A. Mie ‘Narvaez
Pend Ie Deanne
le Ore See
Ponte
Margaret Curran
The
Democratic Women's Club
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